kohjingyu

Most of the models are retrieved from "awesome" lists or other framework specific model zoos - I didn't have time to check all the models. I'm planning to add tools for reporting non-functional models for this purpose.

Hey, I'm the one who made the site. Thanks for your feedback. Most of the models listed on the site are taken from lists of deep learning resources (and framework specific model zoos), so I did not validate every repo to ensure they actually offer pretrained models. I guess a more accurate text for the link would be "view code" or "more info" instead of "get model". Indeed a lot of papers don't release their models but just the code.

The goal of the site was to create a common platform to search and aggregate models (or code) available for reimplementation. I'm planning to add tools to allow users to flag or report errors on pages, since most of the content is automatically scraped.

They recently announced that this is going to be archived and no longer receive updates.

https://www.reddit.com/r/changelog/comments/6xfyfg/an_update...